Music: What are you listening to today?
In the spirit of the books and movies threads, here's one to talk about what you're listening to lately and what you hav
I feel this thread has gone a bit downhill since my last post.
So I'll try to bring it back up with this inspirational girl-power song that serves as a reminder that you don't have to be book-smart, excel at school or speak good English to have worth.
never heard of this band before and pretty sure never heard this song before either, which is surprising because it's such a banger, just came on randomly in the background while working
just went through the rest of their songs, not impressed, sad because this one really gripped me, even worse is that i actually discovered I've heard them before and it's a song i can't stand - was embedded into the menu of some video game i played in my yut and remember all the disgust it brought to my ears each time i had to hear this song each time i cycled through the menu
that diarrhea song made my day lol, thanks for sharing.
You're perfect. Yes, it's true! But without me, you're only you.
the Horror, here's that show I told you about
Only a test!
lol Zeno Goat
wtfe. Prong Goat
lol they're fine
Just finished watching this for the first time in a couple of years
RIP
https://youtu.be/9wi4n5TTnFc?si=KcquR5Xe...
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I really hate Megadeth, but Spotify always autoplays this for me and I have to admit, it's incredible.
I don't get why this guy isn't a bigger star. Maybe he is in Britain.
https://youtu.be/pR-MTZVppkA?si=W4xYmGuh...
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I'm sure I must've posted this before, but new information has come to light that, imo, warrants a re-post.
It has recently come to my attention that Idols inspiration for the title of this song came from when he was hanging out with The Rolling Stones.
They were drinking whiskey, specifically "Rebel Yell" which evidently was one of Keith Richards favourites, and Billy found the name of the whiskey so fascinating that he asked the Stones if they would mind if he made a song called "Rebel Yell".
I'm not sure why he felt the need to ask their permission - it was not their whiskey (well, that particular bottle probably was), but anyway, they said "go ahead" and Billy went ahead.
With this information, I obviously went immediately to google and found that not only was Rebel Yell still around, but it was available at a shop pretty close to me.
Since Idol hung out with the Stones, it's changed its name to 'Rebel' (fire whoever decided that obv), though the glass bottle still has 'Rebel Yell' embossed on it.
Anyway, picked up a bottle and it's... fine. It's not amazing, but it has a very endearing quality in that it's quite cheap.
And obviously its extremely important place in music history makes it worthwhile either way.
